The Lupaxa Developers Toolbox
Part of The Lupaxa Project
lupaxa-divulge
Opinionated console messaging helper for Python — coloured, prefixed
info / success / warning / error / system lines.
Built for scripts and tools used by The Lupaxa Project.
Features
- Simple functions for common message types: info, success, warning, error, and system
- Optional colours (via termcolor)
and prefixes (for example
[ Info ],[ System ]) - Optional bold via
use_bold(off by default) - Global configuration and per-call
prefix/colouroverrides - Pretty-prints non-string values and formats
datetimeobjects - Two idioms:
- Procedural:
divulge.info("message") - Chainable:
Divulge("message").info()
- Procedural:
- Fully typed, linted, formatted, and tested
Installation
From PyPI
pip install lupaxa-divulge
From source (development mode)
pip install -e ".[dev]"
Requires Python 3.10+. Runtime dependency: termcolor.
Usage
import lupaxa.divulge as divulge
divulge.info("Server starting")
divulge.success("Operation completed")
divulge.warning("Disk usage high")
divulge.error("Connection failed")
divulge.system("Starting backup job")
divulge.Divulge("done").success()
divulge.divulge({"id": 1}).warning()
Turn colours or prefixes off for the process:
divulge.configure(use_colours=False, use_prefixes=False)
Bold is off by default. Enable it for one call or for the process:
divulge.info("this line is bold", use_bold=True)
divulge.configure(use_bold=True)
A walkthrough of the API is in demo.py in the
source repository.
Development
Clone the repository and install with Make:
make init # first-time makefile-skills checkout
make python-install-dev # editable install with [dev]
make python-check # lint, type-check, and test
make mkdocs-serve # local docs site
Documentation: https://divulge.thelupaxaproject.org/.
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